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Medieval Italian pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela: New literary evidence

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Medieval Italian pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela: New literary evidence

Auteurs : Gloria Allaire [États-Unis]

Source :

Journal of Medieval History [ 0304-4181 ] ; 1998.

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- org : American Philosophical Society, Elsevier Science Ltd., Fulbright Commission, Andrew W, Gloria Allaire Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Mellon Foundation, the University of California-Los Angeles, Purdue University.
- pers : Andrea da Barberino, Florentine Andrea, Gloria Allaire, Italian, J. Scattered, La Bibliofilia, Peter Damian, Santiago de Compostela.
- place : Assisi, Rome, San Francesco, Spain, St James, Vercelli.
Teeft :
- Allaire, Andrea, Anonymous florentine, Barberino, Bartolomeo fontana, Biblioteca, Biblioteca marciana, Biblioteca riccardiana, Bologna, Bordeaux, Cantari, Chivalric, Chivalric epic, Chivalric romance, Codice marciano, Compostela, Convegno internazionale, Early fifteenth century, Elsevier science, Estudios gallegos, Firenze, Flume detto garuna, Francia, Galicia, Geste, Gloria, Gloria allaire, Guerrino, Historical account, Holy land, Italian chivalric text, Itinerary, Late medieval italian pilgrim, Liber sancti jacobi, Literary evidence, Medieval italian pilgrim, Meschino, Noms propres, Opere inedite, Pamplona, Pellegrinaggio, Pellegrinaggio compostellano, Pilgrim, Pilgrimage, Place name, Pubblicazioni della universith degli studi, Purdue university, Reali, Santa maria ritonda, Santiago, Santiago pilgrimage, Santo jacopo, Sfinchez rivero, Spagna, Storie nerbonesi, Studi, Sulai capponi, Toulouse, Vols.

Abstract

Abstract: This paper offers literary evidence of the interest in the cult of St James on the part of late medieval Italian pilgrims. While extant written itineraries are few, occasional literary references demonstrate this interest without furnishing precise details of the route to Santiago de Compostela. Compostela holds a special place in chivalric literature: the legendary wars against Muslims in Spain and the status of the warrior Roland as a popular saint derive much of their impetus from the piety centred on Santiago. One episode of the widely-circulated chivalric romance Guerrino il Meschino by the Florentine Andrea da Barberino displays its genre's concern with the Spanish shrine and details and route from Rome to Compostela. Andrea, known for his verisimilar style, incorporates a virtuoso display of contemporary geographical knowledge which gives his fiction the texture of a chronicle. The author's inclusion of towns not found in the chivalric literary corpus argue for his reliance on maps or the testimonies of returned pilgrims. Places named tally with those in actual pilgrim accounts. The passage in Guerrino furnishes evidence of Italian pilgrimages to Santiago in the early fifteenth century, a period for which no historical accounts remain.

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DOI: 10.1016/S0304-4181(98)00004-9

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Medieval Italian pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela: New literary evidence

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